Conference hydra::dejavu

    Here's a couple of metaphysical bookstores not in Boston/Cambridge:

	Unicorn Bookstore - Mass Ave, Arlington

	House of Zodiac - Shopper's World, Framingham

	The Alchemist - Hudson, Mass

	The Tao of Books - Medway, Mass


    Linda

    I also discovered (conference 223,346) of another store...
    
    Joya's Book Shoppe
    854 Main St.
    Fitchburg, Ma 01420
    
    508 - 343 - 740

    
    see note 1133. for book store in Action called "INSIGHTS"
    
    
    			Francine
    

    
    How about such bookstores in the Cambridge area. Can anyone point me to
    them?
    
    
    Yasemin

    There is a Buddhist book store in Cambridge called seven stars.
    I've got the phone number at home someplace.  If I find it I'll
    post it here.  They're in the phone book, though.
    
    				Ron

    SkyLight Books 
    111 Mt Auburn Street 
    491-8788 
    
    Sagada
    58 John F Kennedy
    547-1317
    
    Are also in Harvard Square near Seven Stars.  Great area to
    spend an afternoon browsing and sampling the wonderful cuisine
    that abounds!
    
    Enjoy,
    
    Karen
    
    
    

    Arsenic & Old Lace
    1743 Mass. Ave, Cambridge
    354-7785
    
    Horai-San Book Shop
    242 Washington St., Brookline
    277-4321
    
    Unicorn books
    1210 Mass. Ave, Arlington
    646-3680
    
    Pyramid Books
    Salem, Mass.
    call for catalog at 508-745-7171

    re -1
    
    Thanks for the pointer that Sagada is now Seven Stars.  I had only
    heard of Sagada a couple of years ago, and had never been there.
    I have been to Seven Stars, (and love it), not realizing they were
    the old Sagada.
    
    Kb

    here's one for boston...
    
    Hori San (I believe that is the correct spelling)
    Harvard Street
    (right off route 9)
    
    The also have a gem shop around the corner

    re .2, Joya's:
    
    508-343-7400
    
    8)>>
    
    Ahhh, book stores, near and dear to my heart....
    
    There is or was a Japanese or Oriental bookstore in Boston, a few doors
    up from Brattle book...
    
    Consider, also, the wonderful treasures to be found in USED bookstores.
    The wisdom of the ages (well, at least back to the dawn of printing),
    lost to modern man (and woman), preserved and (sometimes) at a discount:
    
    The aforementioned Brattle Book, of course, in Boston, off the Common.
    An endless supply in the Cambridge area, especially around Harvard
    Square.
    
    In Suburbia:
    	Dunhams, in Bedford, on Main St (rt 225) just west of the
    	center of town traffic light.  deja-vuish items towards the rear,
    	left hand side.
    
    	Book Bear, West Brookfield on Rt 9, about a mile past the center,
    	on the left (south).  deja-vuish items upstairs, left as you come
    	off the stairs.
    
    	(Can't think of the name, anbody got a Worcester area phone book?)
    	Right hand side of Rt 9, part way to W Brookfield.  Recently opened
    	shop.  Lists "esoterica" as a specialty, had a disproportionate number
    	of deja-vuish items.
    
    (And i could go on, but the yellow pages will do, BOOKS, USED...)
    
    Standard disclaimer: Despite having given them lots of money, i have no
    financial interst in any of these...8)>>.
    
    good browsing
    
    dwp

.2  .12  re: Joya's

Joya moved the store from Fitchburg to Leominster, changed the name and
then closed for good.

Jay

    In downtown Framingham, semi next to Woolworth's:
    
    Vintage Books
    Good general stock, good amount of "deja-vu" stock.
    deja-vu stock downstairs, hard left, a full set of shelves, floor to
    ceiling.  PLUS three boxes of astrological books near by PLUS another
    stack of astrology up by the register (looks like they bought a
    collection).
    
    re: .-1 right, right i missed .3.  brain fade	8)>>
    
    thanks
    dwp

    I have noticed that there is a lot of things going on like the
    Awareness center, and readers and places to go for various seminars and
    such, BUT, they are all in the Boston, or Framingham area. 
    
    Do any of you know of places or people on the other end of 495 that
    I could check out?
    
    Thanks
    
    Jerry

    EarthSong
    Pennechuck Sq.
    Merrimack, NH
    
    ....have different stuff going on.  They're a crystal shop with
    only a few books, so maybe this should be posted somewhere else.
    
    Hello Sue!!!!!!!!!!!!    8-)  8-)   8-)
    
    Do you have any info you could add to this?  
    
    Karen

    Jerry .18,
    
    Sorry for the delay, I'm just catching up in DeJa.  Not sure where
    you live, but look for a quaterly publication in health food stores/
    bookstores whatnot called _Spirit of Change_.  It serves the Central
    Mass area, particularly Worcester and surrounding towns listing many
    practitioners and the types of activities/fellowship you may be
    looking for.
    
    Also, since I am on the staff of this publication I have some copies
    of the Spring issue which came out about a week and a half ago.
    Feel free to contact me off-line Jerry if you'd like a copy.
    
    Karen.*

    How about bookstores in the mid-west, specifically Michigan and
    Wisconsin. We will be going out there in August and are interested
    in any source of info about bookstores which have good selection
    of dejavu topics.  
    Regards,
    Cal
    

    re .21
    
    Cal, I've lived in Madison, Wisconsin for awhile and know of three
    bookstores that will make for some happy browsing if you're
    looking for dejavu topics:
    - Shakti Bookshop, 320 State Street  (608) 255-5007
    - Mimosa Bookstore , right off State Street
    - Ancient Future,  Williamson Street
    
    I know there are some in Milwaukee too, but couldn't give you
    specifics. Maybe if you call Shakti, they can give you more info about
    Bookstores around the Midwest. Bon Voyage!
    
    Paul

>                   <<< Note 1190.21 by MLCSSE::OVERHULSER >>>
>                          -< MID-WEST BOOKSTORES???? >-
>    How about bookstores in the mid-west, specifically Michigan and
>    Wisconsin. 
    
    If you're going to be in the Detroit area, I strongly suggest Mayflower
    Books on 12 Mile Road in Berkley, MI (a northern suburb of Detroit).
    
    Any subject you can think of is represented there.
    
    karl

    There are LOTS of good book stores in the Detroit metro area ... if
    you narrow down the area you'll be visiting, I'll gladly enter a
    list.
    
    Cindy
    

         
    Highly recommended:
    
    			The Toadstool Bookshop
                        Lorden Plaza
                        Milford, NH  03055
                        (603) 673-1734
    
    To get there, take Exit 7W (101A) toward Milford, then look for the
    Lorden Plaza (with a Shaw's store) on the right.  The bookshop is two
    shops to the right of Shaw's.
    
    Their collection of DEJAVU-type esoteric books far surpasses my own. (;^)  
    Nice people, great background music, excellent selections, will special 
    order.
    
    Other Toadstool Bookstore locations:
    
     	o  Colony Mill Marketplace, Keene, NH 03431
       	o  3 Main Street, Peterborough, NH  03458
    
    Cindy

    We will be on the upper peninsula Baraga, Escanaba, Sault Ste Marie,
    and on the lower peninsula Traverse City, Mt Pleasant.
    
    Cal
    

    How about bookstores in Tennessee specifically Nashville and Memphis.
    
    Cal
    

    re  .26
    
    I've been swamped here as of late, but tonight I'll try and round
    up a list of good stores in the UP.  It's about 300 miles from here,
    but I do go up there alot and have a pretty good resource list.
    
    Sorry for the delay.
    
    C.

    re .26
    
    Finally!  I checked for stores in the UP, and, to my surprise,
    found *nothing* listed as metaphysical/new age.  However,  I do
    know of one store in Marquette that you might enjoy.   It's
    Snowbound Books, 118 North 3rd Street, 906-228-4448.  A great store,
    lots of old/used books, as well as new ones.  Well worth a visit if
    you're a book_browser and love to get lost among them.
    
    Escanaba and Sault Ste. Marie Chambers of Commerce both report having
    none.  (In fact, Escanaba responded with, "We don't have ANY stores
    that sell crystal balls or ANYTHING like that!"  I imagine there
    really are such places up there, but this person reacted with such
    paranoia that I didn't push it.)
    
    Traverse City has one - Higher Self, 328 East Front Street, 616-941-5805.
    
    While in the Traverse area, I highly recommend a side trip to Benzonia.
    Gwen Frostic has a wonderful place there.  Wildlife reserve, book shop,
    gift shop.  She writes wonderful stories, poems and such, and makes the
    most wonderful block prints of nature's wonders.  Windows open down
    into the print shop where her block prints are made into books, notes, 
    calendars, etc.   Gwen is a delightful, tiny little lady ... nearing
    80 years old, who will welcome you like family, and happily sign your
    books or prints.
    
    Have a great trip!
    
    Cindy
     
    
    

    re: 129.29
    Thanks for the recommendations on the Michigan bookstores.
    
    Cal
    

    need info on book stores in albuquerque.